Interesting subject, it is a rare treat to see one in the metal so a model will have to do, I know a guy who used to work for Spectre and test drove the prototypes. I look forward to seeing it in paint, just don't do it bright yellow

What 3D printer did you use?

Zebra stripes might be fun

I wish I could remember how to write drool

I cant stop drooling over that 3d printed car - ever

Wonderful stuff


I quite like yellow myself

Tried Halfords filler primer - the yellow stuff? It'll probably smooth that out without you having to remove so much plastic.

Nice Stew

My local hobby shop didn't have any TS yellow. so I used PS-6.
I should have used a white primer. but I can always do that in the future if I need another one.

disagreements-r-us

Its not the painting that sucks

What this bloody marvellous model needs is judicious use of a modelling knife to straighten the edges where the paint borders are...

Then careful masking

And if you want a damned good finish buy a Tamiya aerosol paint

Six and a half quid's worth of delicate spraying ideal for this car



But really

This is just a tad magical you know, blimmin' black magic too, at that.

Thanks for sharing it, shades of "Things To Come"

I get your point but it can be done without tears

(hope you saw wot I dun there )

I often mask "off line" and use the mask simply to guide my brush , but honestly just straightening/defining the "line" is what you probably needed before painting the black

Next time you spend a half million quid on a model you might give it a go

Seriously, a great model, I loves it



bill

of whom there are few words to describe "the jealousy"

Thanks Mark. I might bring it with me to Goodwood on sunday.